I really enjoyed Night at the Vampire Castle! I used to read a lot of choose your own adventure books growing up, but haven't managed to sit and concentrate on a full book since my teens. I finished this in 2 days! It was really engaging but I could also put it down when I finished a route too which was good compared to dropping out of a novel at a slow bit and never picking it up again. Thanks for giving me something to stop doomscrolling for a while! ♡

I finally made it to my local indie bookshop to order night at the vampire castle and was told it was sold out at the publisher 😱 they've said my copy should arrive in a couple of weeks but congrats on being so popular!

I gifted Night at the Vampire Castle to a friend who is a big fan of vampires and they ended up reading passages aloud throughout movie night. They told me they were determined to find every ending (we were especially interested in finding out which route had the “kill a billionaire” achievement) so I think it was a hit.

Hi! I just got my copy of Night At The Vampire Castle! Going to read it tonight. I'm really excited, thank you!

Hello! I’m predominantly an ebook reader, so I’m wondering, does the ebook version include links to jump to the relevant page or do you scroll around like flipping through a book? Thank you!

Will night at the vampire castle be available in canada? Please say yes 🥹

passed a post recently where you were talking about sofa designs (among other things lmao, it was a good post) and the moment I saw one of your drawings with people in it I was like wait a moment, I know that style! where do I know that from?? came here to check your blog - lo and behold, you wrote Finding Home!

I read a good chunk of it a few years ago and enjoyed it quite a bit (though I have yet to finish it just because my own mental health made it very hard to keep up with webtoons for a while there) but I look forward to finishing it (and probably rereading it because it's been. three to four years) someday!

anyways, your art style is quite recognizable and I like your work! that's all! <3

Hi! Just happened on your sofa post and discovered your blog ! I just read your regency graphic novel and was astonished by how much I loved it — usually queer posi historical revisionism falls flat for me bc of the lack of research or plausibility and I really appreciate that this one is kind of fix it fic for Anne Lister if she wasn’t evil + that you talk about the changing position of south Asian aristocratic women in this time + that The Ton looks like no fun and everyone was gambling. Great research and nice YA friendship and romance story that I hope a lot of kids read ! Also liked the moment they go over the hill and see the factory (have you read Blood In The Machine or any other books about the luddites?)

Hello I absolutely love your comics. I've been reading I shall never fall in love repeatedly, I just adore it. Anyway I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing stories. One day I want to make comics like you do

Hi! My school librarian recommended I Shall Never Fall in Love to me a little while back, and I LOVED it. The art is SO beautiful, and I’m impressed with how many arcs you were able to (masterfully) weave together and how real each character felt. And as a transmasc…ish…something (what even is gender), it made me happy that the angst around George’s queerness was mostly internal, and their friends, family, and servants were supportive of them.

It was just a lovely read all around, really. Stumbled upon your blog today and wanted to say thanks for creating it.

I love your books!!! I work at a museum/library and we can request books to buy for our library/shop to sell!! I'll see if I can request all of yours but if they only have the budget for one/two, which would you recommend I put forward? 🐣

Hi!! I’ve been following your art for a long time and have been SO excited about “I Shall Never Fall In Love”. I finally got a chance to read it, and it’s absolutely stunning! I hope you know how lovely and impactful it is, as well as how big of a feat it is to illustrate a fully-colored ~280-page graphic novel. So amazing!!

I got a little teary at the end thinking about how much a book like this would have meant to me had I been able to see it when I was younger. It is still so rare to see transmasculinity anywhere.

As a history buff myself, I loved the “history corner” at the end and was surprised to find that I had read a lot of the reference material and was familiar with the other historians you’d consulted! It gave me a laugh to think of how small the “transgender historian and artist” sphere is, haha.

Love all your art and work and can’t wait to see your future works. As a fellow ME/CFS haver, I’m wishing you a low symptom day!

i first found Finding Home and was immediately all starry eyed about your art, which only strengthened with every update. i’m big on drawings of gorgeous nature and landscapes. then i realized how much of me i see in you as a disabled transmasc, and i can’t describe the hope and connection i began to feel. thank you for being you and for sharing your stories, both personal and fictional! my heart feels full. i bet it’ll feel fit to bursting when i start reading I Shall Never Fall in Love sometime in the next week 💚🌿

hey just wanted to pop in to say I LOVED reading I Shall Never Fall In Love!!! as a they/them myself with an interest in historical queerness it is right up my alley, and I really liked all the 'behind the scenes' stuff you included at the end! plus the way you draw expressions is amazing, it makes the characters feel so alive. I actually lended it to my mom once I was done reading the first time, and she loved it too! She hasn't read a lot of graphic novels, but she is a big fan of Jane Austen (I basically grew up watching Pride & Prejudice (2005) lol), and we had a great time talking about it ^v^

I feel like oftentimes people writing queer historical fiction think they have to choose between historical accuracy and having their characters be happy, since so often the stories we hear about queer historical figures are ones of tragedy. It's heartwarming to see someone write a story about queer people in history leading full and happy lives. Thank you for creating such a wonderful story and a beautiful piece of art <3

heart so happy after I just finished I shall never fall in love. All of the characters were so loveable, Charlotte was the absolute cutest and the lil details you gave her and Sophie really made my heart swell. And George was so cute and relatable with the responsibility and trying to do right by other people and those outfits were also goals 😍 But I also loved how the ugly (imo 😬) shadow of Eleanor's mum was starting to fade away, Charlotte should absolutely marry the sweet farmer for love 🥹 such a lovely story you've created!

Hi! I just finished your book I Shall Never Fall In Love and wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed it. As a queer fan of Jane Austen it made me so happy to see characters like me who were so vibrant and loved. The facial expressions and dramatics brought me so much joy and all the little historical references (the Austen quotes in the confessions had me squealing) was just lovely. As a young queer person it means so much to be able to have this kind of book and I am so grateful for it. I'm wishing Charlotte a happy marriage and Ellie and George their happiness in whatever form it comes. Thanks again for the wonderful story!